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Hi all.

I want to know if there is a way to get only 1 of 2 audio streams that are at the same multicast address and port, but generated from 2 different PC's.
This is what i'm doing:

PC 1(sender with IP 192.168.1.2):
vlc "a.mp3" --sout udp:233.252.10.130:10000

PC 2(sender with IP 192.168.1.3):
vlc "b.mp3" --sout udp:233.252.10.130:10000

PC 3(receiver with IP 192.168.1.4):
vlc udp://@233.252.10.130:10000

If only PC 1 or PC 2 is sending i can hear correctly with PC 3. But if PC1 and PC2 are sending at the same time I cant hear neither of 2 audios... Is there a way i can filter by source IP, or MAC or assign a ID to the stream?
I say something like this to hear for example "a.mp3" from 192.168.1.2 PC:
PC 3(receiver):
vlc udp://@233.252.10.130:10000 src=192.168.1.2

Is this possible??? Thx very much.

you have to mux both into ts and then multicast the stream.

With raw UDP, you cannot do that. You have to use RTP instead.

Thx for the responses.
Ok. Then i will use RTP.
I dont know how to mux multiple streams into ts. Please, how would be the console code to control each of the streams?

With RTP i dont have the noise i had with UDP. I can hear one or other stream perfectly but i have been trying to control which of them to hear but i can't. RTP has some identifiers but I dont know how to access them with vlc or libvlc.
Please can someone give me a workaround?